Cheers mam! 8 Irish-made Mother’s Day cards that just tell it like it is
With Mother’s Day just around the corner, we’ve got some of the quirkiest and coolest Irish cards you can buy to celebrate your Mammy.
1. We all know I’M the favourite
For when you’re safe in the knowledge you’re Mammy’s wee pet. Usually given by the youngest child (grrrr).
Available here.
2. The failsafe
Irish mammies love tea. It’s a scientific fact. This card is perfect for any Mam, from Cork to Belfast. Make her an actual cup of tea (and get some good biscuits) for extra brownie points.
Buy it here.
3. Taken for granted
We all do it. ADMIT IT – we take our lovely Mammies for granted. Whether it’s bringing home a load of laundry at the weekend when you’ve got a fully functional washing machine or shneaking a few extra bits in the shopping trolley. Hopefully she’ll see the subliminal message behind this gas card from Rob Stears.
Find it here.
4. MAAAAAAAM
MAM. MAM. MAAAAAAAM. MAMMY. You’d feel sorry for your mother having to endure 18 years of you shouting when you can’t find your top/swimming goggles/car keys. Remind her of the good ol’ days…
Available here.
5. She DOES rock
Lainey K’s gorgeous collection of Mother’s Day cards are perfect for any Mammy. The above is a firm favourite, and your mam will be chuffed with the sentiment. Win.
Available to buy here.
6. High praise
Where would we be without our mammies to give us advice, overfeed us, listen to our Tinder horror stories AND locate that pair of shoes we’ve been trying to find for the last week? Total superheroes, the lot of them.
Available here.
7. Sound as a pound
We want to buy this card in bulk and use it whenever the occasion befits it. After all, who wouldn’t like to hear that they’re pure sound?
Buy it here.
8. Not a notion in sight
‘Tis far from prosecco brunches we were raised, and while we do enjoy the odd mimosa of a Sunday, at least we know what’s what underneath it all. Thanks mam.
Get it here.
Trudi McDonald is a food blogger, sporadic tweeter and lover of travel, gin, cheese and tracksuit bottoms (in no particular order).